UK gets improved terms for 2,500 workers as it recommits to Tata Steel deal

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UK gets improved terms for 2,500 workers as it recommits to Tata Steel deal - Business Standard

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The switch to electric steelmaking is expected to cut Britain's carbon emissions by 1.5 per cent as Port Talbot's coal-fired plant is the country's biggest single carbon emitter.

The government said about 2,000 Tata staff had already expressed an interest in taking voluntary redundancy.

China-owned British Steel, which has two blast furnaces in Scunthorpe, northern England, is also in talks with the government about shifting to cleaner manufacturing.